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ACE launches ACE risk manager in UK & Ireland

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06/08/2015
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DUBLIN: ACE today launched ACE Risk Manager a website designed for its employers’ liability (EL) clients in the UK and Ireland. Advice on the site is designed to help companies improve the management of health and safety risks across their organisation and protect their reputation and bottom line by reducing the risk of costly civil or regulatory action.

Available to all ACE EL clients in the UK and Ireland, ACE Risk Manager provides 24/7 exclusive access to a wide range of guidance handbooks, advice and ACE’s health and safety newsletter – Safety Insider. Frequent newsfeeds help companies ensure compliance with their legal duties and achieve best practice in health and safety management.

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